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Question 1: 捣乱
- to make trouble; to cause a disturbance; to sabotage
- to pull and tug; to drag
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- to argue; to debate
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- to satirize; to mock; to taunt
Question 2: 瞬间
- in an instant; in a flash; moment
- even if; even though
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- to satirize; to mock; to taunt
- with great care; very cautiously
- to pull and tug; to drag
Question 3: 兴致勃勃
- enthusiastic; full of vigor
- naughty; mischievous
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- straightforward; frank; blunt
Question 4: 狼狈
- in a difficult position; in a tight spot; embarrassed
- to be left speechless; to have nothing to say
- naughty; mischievous
- to pull and tug; to drag
- with great care; very cautiously
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
Question 5: 讥讽
- to satirize; to mock; to taunt
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- to be left speechless; to have nothing to say
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- to argue; to debate
- to make trouble; to cause a disturbance; to sabotage
Question 6: 赌气
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- to satirize; to mock; to taunt
- to argue; to debate
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- to make trouble; to cause a disturbance; to sabotage
- awkward; self-conscious
Question 7: 小心翼翼
- with great care; very cautiously
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- naughty; mischievous
- to have a guilty conscience
- awkward; self-conscious
- in an instant; in a flash; moment
Question 8: 抵挡
- to withstand; to hold off; to ward off
- to plead (in a criminal case); to enter a defense
- to pull and tug; to drag
- in a difficult position; in a tight spot; embarrassed
- to satirize; to mock; to taunt
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
Question 9: 拉扯
- to pull and tug; to drag
- to make trouble; to cause a disturbance; to sabotage
- to argue; to debate
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- in a difficult position; in a tight spot; embarrassed
- to withstand; to hold off; to ward off
Question 10: 手足无措
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- with great care; very cautiously
- awkward; self-conscious
- to make trouble; to cause a disturbance; to sabotage
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- to have a guilty conscience
Question 11: 审案
- to try a case; to hear a case
- to debate; to argue
- to wrong someone; to accuse falsely
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
- lawyer; attorney
- to have a guilty conscience
Question 12: 律师
- lawyer; attorney
- to plead (in a criminal case); to enter a defense
- to try a case; to hear a case
- to recommend
- straightforward; frank; blunt
- to have a guilty conscience
Question 13: 辩护
- to plead (in a criminal case); to enter a defense
- lawyer; attorney
- to wrong someone; to accuse falsely
- to withstand; to hold off; to ward off
- to have a guilty conscience
- in a difficult position; in a tight spot; embarrassed
Question 14: 振振有词
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
- to argue; to debate
- enthusiastic; full of vigor
- to try a case; to hear a case
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- to shout; to yell
Question 15: 心虚
- to have a guilty conscience
- with great care; very cautiously
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- awkward; self-conscious
- to wrong someone; to accuse falsely
- to try a case; to hear a case
Question 16: 哑口无言
- to be left speechless; to have nothing to say
- in a difficult position; in a tight spot; embarrassed
- to satirize; to mock; to taunt
- pet phrase; catchphrase
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- to argue; to debate
Question 17: 辩论
- to debate; to argue
- to try a case; to hear a case
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
- to satirize; to mock; to taunt
- to be left speechless; to have nothing to say
- to pull and tug; to drag
Question 18: 判决
- to pass judgment; to sentence; (court) ruling
- to wrong someone; to accuse falsely
- to debate; to argue
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
- lawyer; attorney
- to discharge; to leak
Question 19: 冤枉
- to wrong someone; to accuse falsely
- to plead (in a criminal case); to enter a defense
- to shout; to yell
- to try a case; to hear a case
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
Question 20: 淘气
- naughty; mischievous
- enthusiastic; full of vigor
- with great care; very cautiously
- to shout; to yell
- awkward; self-conscious
- to jump; to leap; to bounce; to pop out
Question 21: 两肋插刀
- to go through fire and water for a friend; to show unflinching loyalty
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- with great care; very cautiously
- straightforward; frank; blunt
Question 22: 口头禅
- pet phrase; catchphrase
- to be left speechless; to have nothing to say
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
- naughty; mischievous
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- popularity; popularity with others
Question 23: 人缘
- popularity; popularity with others
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- enthusiastic; full of vigor
- naughty; mischievous
- pet phrase; catchphrase
- awkward; self-conscious
Question 24: 直率
- straightforward; frank; blunt
- awkward; self-conscious
- naughty; mischievous
- to argue; to debate
- to be left speechless; to have nothing to say
- in an instant; in a flash; moment
Question 25: 别扭
- awkward; self-conscious
- straightforward; frank; blunt
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- naughty; mischievous
- with great care; very cautiously
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
Question 26: 争辩
- to argue; to debate
- to pull and tug; to drag
- to shout; to yell
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
- to make trouble; to cause a disturbance; to sabotage
Question 27: 即使
- even if; even though
- in an instant; in a flash; moment
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- to be left speechless; to have nothing to say
- to argue; to debate
Question 28: 推荐
- to recommend
- lawyer; attorney
- to plead (in a criminal case); to enter a defense
- to pull and tug; to drag
- to withstand; to hold off; to ward off
- popularity; popularity with others
Question 29: 赵
- Zhao (a surname)
- to shout; to yell
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- to discharge; to leak
- naughty; mischievous
- to satirize; to mock; to taunt
Question 30: 液
- liquid; fluid; juice
- Zhao (a surname)
- to pass judgment; to sentence; (court) ruling
- in an instant; in a flash; moment
- naughty; mischievous
- even if; even though
Question 31: 嚷
- to shout; to yell
- to argue; to debate
- to jump; to leap; to bounce; to pop out
- naughty; mischievous
- to wrong someone; to accuse falsely
- to speak plausibly and volubly; to argue self-righteously
Question 32: 蹦
- to jump; to leap; to bounce; to pop out
- to shout; to yell
- naughty; mischievous
- enthusiastic; full of vigor
- in an instant; in a flash; moment
- to pull and tug; to drag
Question 33: 泄
- to discharge; to leak
- to shout; to yell
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- naughty; mischievous
- to have a guilty conscience
- in a difficult position; in a tight spot; embarrassed
Question 34: 惹
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- to pull and tug; to drag
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite
- to satirize; to mock; to taunt
- to be at a loss; to be flustered and not know what to do
- to argue; to debate
Question 35: 桩
- (measure word for matters, affairs, etc.)
- to try a case; to hear a case
- in an instant; in a flash; moment
- to plead (in a criminal case); to enter a defense
- to cause (trouble); to provoke
- to act in a fit of pique; to do something out of spite